It’s ‘Bond. James Bond’ at Wolf Trap

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As the audience enjoys Carl Davis conducting the National Symphony Orchestra in his program, “The Music of James Bond,” at Wolf Trap on Thursday, they not only will hear the larger-than-life movie scores and theme songs, but also, they will receive an enlightening lesson in British/American pop culture.

The program, developed by Davis (a prolific composer of movie and television scores in his own right), presents a thrilling tribute to the international man of espionage by way of the films’ composers from Lionel Bart to Bill Conti to John Barry and Burt Bacharach.

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